Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) yesterday said a provisional decision awaiting approval from the government, CAF and FIFA could see local football resuming in August or September this year. The current COVID-19 and subsequent national lockdown has affected the Premier Soccer League season which was supposed to
The Japanese government has availed over USD$450 000 towards life-saving nutrition, HIV/AIDS and WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) interventions to communities affected by drought and floods. The project will be implemented in four food-insecure districts, namely Binga, Buhera, Chiredzi and Masvingo, through UNICEF in collaboration with the
MUTARE- Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) says while publication of donations received to fight Coronavirus is commendable government needs to do more to account for how the resources have been used. In a press statement, TIZ said publication of donations is only the first step to upholding
There has been a ray of hope: a landmark production-cut agreement among OPEC, OPEC+ and G20 stakeholders on April 12 put an end to the oil price war
There was a commotion on the first day of Zimbabwe's lockdown level two as most workers were still stuck by midday at bus terminals after failing to get transport to their respective workplace. President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week announced the resumption of work for the formal
Zimbabwe is yet to meet the World Health Organisation (WHO) conditions for the lifting of the Covid-19 lockdown, a government official has said. In a media brief, Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the situation on the ground does not permit the lifting
The government is set to launch the much-anticipated Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) in a move to attract capital into the economy of the country
Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) board members have staged a brazen protest resignation over several issues including government’s decision to grant mining licenses to foreign companies without consultation. The board, led by Engineer Ukama is allegedly livid that while Zimbabwe has lost billions in revenue from
MUTARE- Government has adopted a motion to lift a general recruitment freeze on posts in the education sector to counter the high number of pupils per teacher ratio. This development was confirmed by the Minister of Labor Professor Paul Mavhima during a virtual meeting hosted by
The Judiciary Service Commission has issued directions of how courts will operate under level 2 lockdown period. In a statement the JSC said those remanded in custody between 4 and 8 May 2020 will remain incarcerated by the courts until after 11 May. “For the purposes of
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